• Wednesday, 25 August 2021
    11:00 am - 12:00 pm
  • Teams (further details provided upon registration)

Who should attend this session?

Teaching staff who have been, who are, or who will be using Microsoft Teams, together with either UTSOnline or Canvas, and are already familiar with the basic functions of Microsoft Teams.

What will you learn?

You have a Microsoft Teams site set up for your subject, or have been included in a Teams site as a member of the teaching site.  You already know the basics – how to create a public or private channel, chat with someone privately, @mention someone,  add emojis, and conduct meetings or audio calls.

What else can you do in Microsoft Teams with your students?

In this session, you will learn how to:

  • poll students
  • create ‘breakout rooms’
  • collaborate on a shared file
  • manage a shared class notebook.

Teams meeting link

This session will take place in  Microsoft Teams.  You will receive the link to a Teams meeting in your registration email.

Casual academic program

The program is open to UTS casual academics who are teaching in Spring session 2021. You are invited to participate in up to TWO of these online professional development workshops and be paid for your time*. Please note that there are caps on some workshops.  

 *Paid places are at the Other Academic Activity non-PhD rate of $49.47. This is a professional learning opportunity, not a teaching activity.  

Please note: Staff who are in full-time or fractional academic employment at UTS in addition to their casual academic contract are not eligible for payment. 

Got a question?

For queries about payment, please email IML_Ops@uts.edu.au

Register for this event

Your video, audio and the meeting chat transcript may be recorded or photographed. Please advise the facilitator if you do not wish to be recorded or photographed.

This event is fully booked. If you have any questions about our events, please send us an email.

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  • UTS